Texas Attorney General Paxton Joins Forces with Trump-Backed America First Legal to Challenge California's Emission Standards
Texas AG Paxton joins with America First Legal and Trump in a legal battle against California's vehicle emission standards, challenging their impact on states' rights and consumer choice.
U.S. Attorney's Office in Texas Charges 269 in Immigration Crackdown, Suspected Alien Smugglers and Illegal Firearm Seller Among Arrested in Western District
The Western District of Texas reported 269 immigration-related arrests, highlighting cases of alien smuggling and illegal activities by foreign nationals and U.S. citizens.
New Braunfels Unveils Scenic Alligator Creek Trail to Boost Outdoor Recreation and Community Connectivity
The Alligator Creek Trail, a new 1.1-mile outdoor path in New Braunfels, has opened, offering residents and visitors recreational space and scenic views. The project cost $1.5 million and is part of a larger community plan.
San Antonio Spurs and Bexar County Partner with Councilmember Viagran on Ambitious Downtown Revival Initiative
San Antonio's District 3 Councilmember Rebecca Viagran supports a downtown redevelopment plan with the Spurs and Bexar County, involving state funds and needing voter approval for a new arena and development.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Helicopter Crew Successfully Executes Night Rescue in El Paso's Franklin Mountains
U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Air and Marine Operations successfully rescued an injured hiker in Franklin Mountains State Park using a helicopter for a high-altitude extraction at night.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Bolsters Fight Against Human Trafficking with New Legislation
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas signed two anti-human trafficking bills into law, enhancing penalties for traffickers, especially those exploiting children and individuals with disabilities, eliminating parole for certain convictions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Pursues Supreme Court to Declare Seats of 13 Democrats Vacant for Quorum Break
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton insists on declaring 13 Democratic legislators' seats vacant for leaving the state, alleging they abandoned duties. He filed a merits brief with the state Supreme Court.












